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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

DUNFOHD.-Dlel. on sunday. lssh instant.
of dlphtheria, SAIlIE b.. enc dauguier oi t1
D.. aud AbDic G.. Duniord; aged niieou
months
LEACLFR.-DioI. n her fathcr's residence.
NO. 232 Seventeenth street, nj haif-p4st
O'Clock, LILLIAN VI. infant child of Il. T.. and
LiiA ID. Lcarlcr, ia the seventh month Of her
ags.
Cold mud silent IA tho young heart;
Pale The lIs We loved 20 Kiss
Ard upon her lovely features
Llngefs SIN TIE smile W miss
Her funeral will take plaro from The above
re'Gonce ~ If o'clock TODAY. Friends and
relatives OF tie family are invited 20 nttenl.
BAHONE-DlcI. sunday evening, Septcm-
Ter Is, 1871 GEORGE ". MALONE, i'm tho
nsty-frst year Of his age.
Tho funeral viii take place 81 Pine Street
Baptist church THIS Que sday) AFTERNOON
as cl6ck.
MRLTON.-Died. on tho morning Of Scptem.
Tor Is, iss1, Al tho residence OF her uncle. I'm
Lynchburg, Va. IOCAHONrAS. beloved grand
daughter ~ Matthew .. aud Rcbecca NJ. Mol
ton. after f0urleng weeks ~ suffering, which she
lore patiently without n murmnr. She spoke
If death, and -ad she was not afraid 20 die, and
W. hope size is safs in the arms Of Jesus, wners
The weary arc forever At rest; aged tselYe
ysars.
D0ats spreads his withcriug Wintry arms
And beauty smiles no moro;
on, where ars now those viewing charms
Which pleased our eyes before!
That once-loyed form now cold and dead
bach mourutul thought employs;
We weep our earthly comfort hCd
Ana Uither all our joys
Hore locks beyond the bounds Of time,
When what we now deplore
Shall rise In full immortal primo
And bloom % fade uO more.
SANGUlNETTI-Died. ~ lis o'clock A. NJ.
september ~. 1885,, DAVID, infant son OF Ag0s-
uPO ShuEuinctti: aged seven DAYS.
Ihe inneral VIII take place from the resi-.
dence, i22 south Eighth'strcct. THIS Tuosday)
AZ fEtNOON AT $50 O'Clock. Friends and a.
cuaulsnccs are respectfully Invited.
IEKRY.-Died. or 4 quarter past II O'Clock
T.. n. september 18Th, FORREST, y0ung'-.
son of William b. and josie Terry; aSci threo
aud . half years.
Funeral nom the fathers rosdoace. rs
Mayo street, THIS Gue5day EVENING no
ralf-pa,t O'Clock. friends and aeluaiutsnces
invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
Massachusetts Democracy.


WORCESTER, Mass, September H.
The platform to be presented to the
Democratic convention by Hon. Ed
ward Avery, of Braintree, in its first
resolution will give President Cleye-
land and his Administration an un-
qualified endorsement.
The second resolution will relate to
ciyil-seryice reform, and substantially
covers the national platforms of 1876
and 1881.
The third viii relate to tariff reform,
calling for a iudicious reduction, and
will not favor the repeal of the tobacco
and whiskey tax.
The fourth will be in favor of home
rule for Ireland.
The fifth will oppose the importation
of contract labor
The sixth will call for the abolition
OF the poll-taX.
The seventh will refer 10 labor anl
commend the act creating labor day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

East st. Louis attending the great
Southwestern strike.
The american this morning saws
editorally "Thc city Of Nashville has
never before had such an insult offered
as That Of bringing in on the eve OF an
eiecuon OF gang Of notorious dospcra-
does, known in all parts Of the United
states as Iinkcrtons detectives. These
men were brought here by the Louis
vile and Nashville management e. be-
used IN the election which it has under
taken to defeat On Saturday morn
ing, through friend from a distance
We were put III possession Of
the fact that large number
OF Pinkerton's detectives had gone
to Nashville. Putting our force 70
work We found that twentv-odd
had already arrived, and that may
more were expected. We also found
that q number of men, sometimes
called special agents, but really de
tcctiycs Of the Louisville and Nash
Vile, were ON The ground. What special
purpose these secret emissarics have
hccn brought into Our city for at this
time nsy be easily cOnject1red.
Whether brought here as spies on our
own citizcus or TO shadow tho men who
work for the Louisville aud Nashville
or 70 give support 10 the Louisville
and Nashville, who under the pre-
tence of work at the polls are to
be used As poll bullies whether
for ono or all Of these purposes,
the act IS the most startling and
dsmnahic outrage ever pcrpetratcl
IN Tennessee NO language can proper
~ characterize this indignity Mon
brought here are not here as superyi
sors Of the election. They are here in
% particular interest, right or wrong,
aud that for the purpose Of taking life
II necessary. IL would be an insult 20
The authorities TO warn them Of their
dizzy. 4 large proportion Of the men
of Nashville were once soldiers. but q
more pcaceablc and law-abidiug set %,
men cannot be found. Yet their viz
tues in bearing and forbearing seem to
bc inexperienced. We can say one
thing TO TINS gang Of spies # theyace
here on any business with orr Thurs
day election they had better do
ono of two things enter Il disclaimer
and retire or increase their force and
go lutO camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
ARREST of a Suspected Fire.Hug.

PHILADELPHIA, September 10
Eleven years ago fire was discovered
in the building Of the Eccnii}J star, on
south Seventh street, in this city,
which was extinguished before any
great damage was done, and an investi-
cation revealed the fact that it was the
work OF an ipcendiary. Henry p.
V.ILmar. who occupied one door Of
the building, being suspected as the
guilty one, be was arrested and held IN
$50 D bail, which was forfeited By rel-
son Of his flight. Recently he was To-
Gated in MillbAnk, Oak, where 10 was
publishing a newspaper under an as
sumed name, and a detective WAS sent
to Dakota TO bring him back, which he
did, the prisoner arriving here this eve
ming in charge Of the officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
WILMINGTON.

NHM;Sar0s. ". C., September l9.--TuTpsn-
CI.e firm lt .9Hc. Resin nrm strained, Zoe.
GOOD strained. &C. Tar firm al tl.N Crude
mrpoDuns firm; hsrd, SLJ0; Iellow.iip aud
virgin, iL6J.
LOUISVILLE.
LOrisvHLV. september i9.-Grain and pro-
visions quiet Gnd unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
Louisville Races.


LOUISVILLE, September l)-Tho fill
meeting of the Louisville Jockey CLUB
opened to-day under the most tayorl-
blc circumstances. The weathcrth0ugh
pleasant was threatening but NOT
ulagh 20 prevent q large Attendance.
Foil flls rendered results cxcep-
.:oually Uncertain. and the betting was
Iyly. The racing va, exciting, an3
with large number of horses at tn
uAck tie prospect is that it viii sur
pass i'm interest the sport during tie
sIino meeting The time, considering
tho condition Of the track, which W.,
slow. was good.
First racs-half mile for tvo-7car-
Odds Elmir1 Won Lily Virgil second,
Clay Stockton third. lime. 81.
Second racc-scyen cighths Of 4
mile-birthday won; Rescue second.
Chance third. Time, 1872.
Third ace-three quarters OF a
m.lo-Pstton won; Lhllia second,
kentucky Ban third Time, 1:l7}.
Iourth race-o-c m!lc- lnsolence
Won; White Rose second, Nicola
third. Tine, lIJl.
Fifth lace-one and one sixteenths
milcs-Fostcral won; Sour Mash
second, Berlin third. Time, 1:jl..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
Destructive Gale.

New ORLEANS, September 19.-The
oasterly winds which have prevailed for
several days and increased last night to
q gale have forced the waters OF the
Gulf against the cmbankmentall along
the Louisville and Nashville road be-
tween lookout station and Michaeud,
and several washouts have occurred,
delaying traffic. The mails and pas
sengers arc transferred by steamer
from Rigoletts to Milnesburg. The
gale has increased somewhat since
noon, and is accompanied by u steady
rainfall. No other damage is reported
so far other than the prostrltion OF the
Balize telegraph line, cutting of tele
qraphic communication with Port Eds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
tti!icd from AHDUs,t.

EILUEN, TEX., September 10
Yesterday, about SIX or seven miles
nom hoc, in Corycl county, Fayette
and John Harnclle were returning
home from Galesviile, when they were
fired upon from a tmcket john Oar
ucnc was instantly killed. One Of the
amhp-bers Newton Blackwell, vas
killed II is not yet known how many
persons were in ambush. Newton
Blackwell was a brother OF Rev. Dick
Blackwell. who was wsylaid and killed
three weeks ago. Both parties have
families The excitement is running
high, ana more trouble may be ox-
ptct,d, ss both men have great many
connections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

s Mater ia which n Hichnond
Syndicate - tuterested
ny telegrarh to ulc Dlspaicn.l

ny teicgraih 90 ne blspHioh'I
NA.a,nLE, 1ESN., September 10
IAc city D. ia ierment over the pres
oacc oi q large number Of detectives
vito Lave suddenly c,ntred here mainly
from outside Of tho state, and sup
Iosodly in the interest Of the Louisville
aud Nashville railroad. The people OF
The county viii vote next Thursday on
the proposition 10 subscribe 500, 100
20 the Tennessee Midland railroad,
which is 10 run from Memphis through
Nashville 10 Bristol, thus giving a com,
peting line cart The Louisville aud
Nashville have been fighting the pro-
position, and Il IS Tumored that these
detectives are here 10 dog the employees
"a election day and sec that they vote
with their employers They are quar-
tcrCd At various hotels and boarding
houses. There is intense feeling, par
t.culsIly as among the imported detec-
t.yes are two named Laird aud Collier,
WHO were indicted for the murder OF
half dozen people during the riots at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
Warrington Notes.

10y I'IVEI . N " IlIV i7I'I7
WAsuNGroN, September l9.-Nan
Y. Gunpison has been appointed United
States Shipping Commissioner at
Mobile. Ala, rice Paul Raviss!s,
resigned.
The Government receipts so far this
month exceed the expenditures by
Sl5,27S,2 S0. 4 deduction from this
sum must be made, however, on ac-
count OF the bonds purchased, which do
not appear in the statements until the
end Of this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
Railroad subscription.

KNOXVILLE. TTNN., September 10
The railroad election in Sewer county
resulted in an overwhelming majority
for the subscription Of $4,000 to the
Carolina. Knoxville and Western rail.
road. Next month Knox county will
vote on proposition to subscribe
100000. There viii be no oppo5i-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
he ltiniern.

ny Aneio-Americsn cabls to The Dlspatch.l
RoME, September 19.-No new cases
of cholera or deaths from the disease
were reported here during the twenty
four hours ending with yesterday. In
Naples and on the Island OF Sicily the
reports show that the disease is de-
creasing.
Malta, September l9.-Sinco the
18th instant there have been thirty-fve
new cases of cholera and eighteen
deaths from the disease here.
ia Catania to-day there were 7 new
cases OF cholera and 1 deaths in Pa
lermo. S new cases and ) deaths in
Ncssino, lc5 new cases and Il deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
qhc whisLcy Manufacture.


PEORIA, LII, September 19.-As a
result OF the formation OF the Whiskey
Trust, = number of distillcrics at Gin
cinnsti, St Louis, ana Chicago haze
been closed. and the operating capacity
of the Peoria distiierics increased cor
respondinQly, 30 that the daily coa-
sumption OF grain increased from 49,
lc8 bushels to -, DIG bushels. The in
tdn2l-reyenuc collections 80 far this
month amount to over u million of dol
lars. 1t is the purpose OF the trlst to
manufacture the bulk of wniskey
where it can be done the cheapest, AMI
Il has been demonstrated that this cAn
ho done at Peoria. Iheonly import ant
JstiileIs still ont oil the trust arr
Barker X Spellmsn, OF Peoria; Shu-
fcldt, Of Cleveland DO ellsworth, Of
Cincinnati, and Her. of Omaha.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
sovereign Grand Lodge. /. o. q. =.
lByielcgrarh ~ the Dispatch.

DENvER. Con-, September l9.-Thc
meeting OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge
of the World. /. O. O. f., which as
scmbled in this city to-day, is one Of
the most important events inthe history
of Denver. lAc members are esti-
mated AZ over 10000. The Grand
Lodge and the Grand En-
Compliment proceeded to the Windsor
Ectcl and escorted the Sovereign
Grand Lodge to the Tabor Grand Opera
House, where r reception was rendered
them. Grand-Secretary Norman spoke
briefly, reviewing the history Of the
oIder Chnirman Cobb then introduced
Grand Sire }. III. White, who spoke ut
length. After some further speaking
the lodge went into secret session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
Prohibition iu Georgia.

- 'T'NEI-I'II 70 VIC I7I"I'11'H NJ
ATLANTA, September l9.-To-day the
proper law-oiiicers decided that there
were no legal difficulties in the way of
holding a prohibition election Noyem-
Der 10Th so now it is certain to come
OF on that date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
Zone Into ltquidation.

NEW YoRK, September 19.-The
wen-kpown banking firm OF Prince *
Whitley, Of which the late William Il.
Travers was = special partner, went into
liquidation to-day in order that the
Travers estate might receive its interest
in the business. Mir. Whitley said that
as the firms affairs extend all over t be
world il would take some time to fix
them up, and be was not prepared to
say anything definite about the firm )
fufuTe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

.,,so.ronlerc e. uoII-im,ud u.'ps,cll
AlmNuir y. g.. Sep. rs, lo>G
lm, morning % Daylight All.ard
Marlborough ~ found dead on the
Weston North Carolina railroad track
.ba. tle depot here. The body WAS
,,c,.bcred au' drcaiiuly maugled,
al1 must hays hscu run over 10y the
midnight freight. oa which he is sup
posed % have been stealing ride, as
Io had beeu seen intoxicated ~ the
Junction Depot al the freight came
t.m that sui o. Che road He WAS
ibry five wears old, ali leaves a wife
add CHILDREN. BeNas buried to day by
ul railroad authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
ARRAY tn Nnmter. y. &.


CHARLESTON, 5. C.. September IS.
Colonel Il. Vi. Wallace, president of
the broken National Bank of Sumter,
having accused p. q. Bowman of
drawing drafts on the bank when
he bad no money on deposit, Bow
man to-day on the street of Sumter
struck HIM with cane. Wallace
snatched the cane out OF Bowman's
hand, and the latter drew pistol, but
friends interfered anu both were ar
rested and bound over to appear ut the
Police Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
RIcHnosp LIVESTOCK mAgkxt

SEPTEMBER l9.-lieceipts: Sl9 head csttle. ~
ecp aud iamls. Ss3 hogs.
Sales: go head csttls, l3i sheep and lambs
EjS hogs.
Price,:
Cattle-Besi, ska44c. gross; mOdium u
god, gA1lac. groes; common ~ fair, 2a26. c.
gTosA
sheep-5k4hc. gross.
LsmDs-fs a5jSc. gross.
hOgs-6h a, Ne net
bulls-ss29c. groea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
nr. NcClynn's rata so a5ctaOdiss
MiniaieTA

Ipy Telegraph to Tie Dispatch.l
NV YoEB, September l9.-Dr. Ne
Glvnn made an address before the New
FORK Association OF Methodist preach
ers this morning, winch lasted an hour
and half and was listened to by 800
ministers and others. Dr. Mcilynn
referred to his accommodation "for
preaching the Christianity I was
brought up in ~ and after referring 10
ile peculiar position in which he fond
himself ia facing % holy 50 distiac-
lively l,Wc,,nt NATIVE Of III Pro
tostaut religion, he presented the
Henry George land theories and
defended them as representing
the cause of humanity. When the
speaker had concluded a gentleman
offered a resolution of thanks to DR.
McGlynn for his liable, eloquent, and
instructive address, and wishing him
God-speol in his effort to diillse the
doctrine Of the Fatherhood Of God and
tie Brotherhood of Man" This ere
2ted great confusion, and after a tur6u-
lent scene, which one clergyman cha
ractcrizcd as resembling beer-garden,
the resolution was amended by "a clause
that allowed the members to reserve
the right OF individual opinion con-
corning the land theories, and was
adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
south Carolina Military la wash
tngson.
lBy telegraph % NE Dlspatch-l

10y IUTfFiUIf % VIlV II"I'"V'I1-'
WAsmNGToN, September l9.-The
Butler Guards, OF Greenyille, S. C.,
are in this city for few days on their
way home from Philadelphis They
were rendered and accepted the use Of
the National Rifles armory during their
stay. The day was spent in sight-see-
ing and they called Ia body on Act
ing Secretary Thompson of the Trea-
rurY Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

ny telcgrapn % mo Dispaicn.I

" VNIVh' III " III0 UIaVal-Il'I
CHICAGO, September l9.-COunty-
Commissioner S0nne has prepared an
exhibit of the finances OF Cook county,
showing that as result of the course
Of the doodle board the county is to-
day saddled with liabilities amounting
to 81 $3.50 while the resources foot
up only Sl2l. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

Toy Telegraph 10 The Dispaich.l
=, Sr. fAuL, MINI, September ia
buii'h special to the Pioneer Press
says The facts as to the Union National
Eahk robbery have at last come out
Sasi nei Ware, who had a package OF
S1u,oVV Tor the Minnesota Iron Con.
pany' which was to be called for later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
The Mexican Mission.

CITY OF MEXICO ria GALVESTON,
Observation-Disclosures Manning, who
is about 10 visit the United States on a
leave Of absence, to day presented to
he President Thomas 3. Connery.
the secretary OF the Legation, as
Charge D'AAaires for the next two
months. Minister Manning also pre-
sented DR.. Sternburg to the President.
Ir. SternbuTg has been sent here by
the United States Government to IN
ycstigate the causes OF yellow-feyer AMI
methods for its prevention and cure.
tie viii receive the aid OF this Govern
ment in every possible way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

in the day, put it away and went to
dinner. When he returned the money
was gone. All attempts of the detectives
to obtain clue TO the robbery have
thus far been unsuccessful. They say
1t was one of the sleeket and most puz-
cling robberies they ever knew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
eEAIN AEp COTTON ExCaANas

hICHHoHD. September -, 1876.
OFFEElNGs.
WHEAT white, 40 bushels. ougberry
$40 bushels. Shoubery, 1894 bushels. 1otai,
i,y7i bushels
(OhN.-l,-~O bushels.
OATA-i 6'S bushels.
SALES REPORTBD TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-Nhite, 100 bushels good az Soc :
20 bushels common Al ne. LOngberry. 1900
turnels prime al SIC; 60 bushels prime at
s3Lc; GOO bushelsvery good az So; 400 bush
ois good 81 ~. $50 bushels fair AZ 71c. 200
bushels common at i6c.; 81 bushels common
AZ zoe. Shorlbcrry, go bushels very good al
Sic; ~ bushels very good AZ s0'.; 80 bushels
fair al &C.. 40 bushels fair st 5jc. ~ bush
els common AZ re-; " bushels common az iO,, /;
eo3 bushels common 10 Jst.; u bushels COM
mon az &C. Total sales u wheat 40 Dl.nel-
offerings to-day u wheat 7,G4 bushels :
zane day last year. $3.50 bushels. Sales to-day
u wheat, 7isO bushels; same day last year
i5i4 bushels. Offerings 50 far his year, 39i 80
bu-bels; same time last year. 3yO,2l2 bushels.
FXtrcme range Of prices to-day, % ~ sc I;
-eIue day last year, 10 10 90c.
C0PS.-White, 200 bushels very good o.
fTYat0 terms.
OArs.-Au4tDroof, 20 bushels very good at
tra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
Kenuesaw Mountain Veterans.
~. .,........ q. =, A., tfe lltes,at.h

ATLANTA, Ga, September l9.-The
association OF ex-Confederate veterans
at an immense meeting, amid great Gu
tLusiasm, appointed committee OF fifty
20 nuke arrangements for the fitting
reception OF the veterans of the Armies
ofOLio, Tennessee, and the Cumberland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

~ ITTFF III = ~ '''"I77f'|'''I
Nu,1SmoS, ~ G.. September 10
= falioat lood Of cotton, three hun
af,d and ten bales, while being towed
u.s. tlc steamer Cape Fear, caught fire
nj Little Sugar Loaf on the Cape-Fear
IAor. to-day. Neither the boat nor
ilc hat were injured, but one hundred
lol,. If cotton were badly damaged.
I l.Iy insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
TIM ENrlnnP.

lBy telegraph 70 me Dispatch.l
WAsHEGToN, September 19.-Tha
signal Office reports The cyclone re-
ported southwest Of Western Cuba.
moving westward Friday afternoon and
Saturday morning es moving north
ward in the Gulf. Is now approaching
the central and western Gulf coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

[Ry toleeranh 10 Id Dlspatrh.l

lhl telegraph 10 me Dispakh.l
EVANSVILLE, ISD., September 49,
Arrangements for the reunion of
Union and Confederate soldiers at this
place are about completed, and there
VIII doubtless be as large a gathering
OF people as was ever witnessed in this
section OF the country. The reunion
commences Tuesday and ends Friday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO aARKs7

SHPT2ABBS ~. 1885,.
Tie market Is quiet with few salos
OF low grades, medium bright flers. snl
some common Tugs. A small lot Of burleys
we're sold. Tho demand for the latter is gosd,
particularly ia low grades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
KILLED bv a roi,er.Exo,o.ion.

10y Anglo American cabls To tho Dispatch.l
LoSDoy, September l9.-Eight men
were killed by q boiler-explosion on
board the West-lnlian steamer Elbe
during her trial.trip in StokeSs bay
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20

"For those that fly may fight again.
though really il the cause of the trouble
is headache or neuralgia, thcre'll be no
more fuss after using a bottle OF SALIVA.
ton Oil. The druggists sell it for -
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
ANVSEnEaTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
"A One week. commencing
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
Nshness WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. Gnl SAT-
JRDAY.
PROFESSOR D. N. BRISTOLS
EQES-C URRICrLUH
% Performing ANNALS. ~
Z<Zincluding Horses. Ponies, and Nnlr ~
Admission. ., -. and SOC. Reserved soAts
Sc extra. 20 extra charge for reserved seas
for TIE matnees. Children IS. 20 any part Of
he house Tor tho ma.inaes
Next attraction, MRS BOWERS so % II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
DROPOSALS FOR AN IRON
A WHARF.

UsIrED STATES ESGISEER OPFIcE1
slS6 fRSNsiLvANIA Avenue, y. w.
WASHINGTON. ID. -, August IL, 1897.
SRALlD PROPOSALS, IN tripiicate. for the
CONSTRUCTION or AZ IRuN vii ARP Al
or Monroe, Va. Will bo received az this once
until ~ ". on THURSDAY, Septomber 81
rs. Plans can DO seen Rt this onico aad spe.
cih,a iicns ano forms Of bids can 90 obtained
upon application 10 PEfEk q. HANS
au s4,2S,s6 gsSe 20&el-0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
I'm Route for the National Eneamp.
meUf
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatchl

lby telegraph % Tie Dipalch.l
SAX FRANCISCO, September Il. Fifty
carloads Of Grand Army of the Repnb-
lie veterans and their friends left from
this city, Los Angeles, and Santiago
tonight TO attend the national eneamp-
ment at 81. Louis. -Four trains were
made mp to carry the e1cursionists, who
number fully 2. 300.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
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lby telegraph 10 tho Dispat'hl
CINCINNATI, September l9.-Thc
George Weber Brewing Company, OF
McMickcn avenue, made an assignment
this morning. Liabilities estimated at
$500, 600 assets. 1850, 900.